In his discourse on war and permanent peace, Kant said: "War pushes all human nature to the edge of morality. In war, all laws and morals of human beings are invalid. People have become beasts of the weak and the strong. The war is so cruel, But in the end it is inevitable, it has the meaning of awakening, it uses cruel means to force the awakening of human beings and promote the development of civilization." In this film with only five men, the beautiful Russian countryside is used as a backdrop to set off the war. cruel. The sober carpenter calmly chooses to treat the soldiers he encounters as a human rather than a slaughtered animal. The screenwriter makes good use of two means of accident and conflict to make this war film without a grand war scene so powerful, advocating the ugliness of war and the beauty of peace.
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